The Sun. — London, England, 1810-02-10 00:00:00

~~ to, I`, 7 a j . \ ''L.,11;;;:" - 1") - e k -Ve• ii, ' • se,7 o ' ' Z , , , ' ,',, ' ' v:;, , .. -.7 , .. 7 ' - ' :>:<*;-. - , - ronc, e . re', line of tvith corn ; been as (0 e cer- "ustice 3 con- tnentS d as a it [entS, MI) to Fa r f the our to beard thing pp or lay ill OV.' frail if it But stion tend lunira ndeed :onse-- o 1110 >ornat esent. )se of 2208; ouncil was for an Urge- 'pow' 0 pre vi ted being place - VI able- stied 014 3 4 ArreA PPOP tilers G nsi. sales IPP I P Peabe sorts, 'hers , !tura tantly :et or. is ttt rawn• iwiyr yU. • thio Mere ;. 0 cn ° , pf zbq xorth ware bl&n; ► Bid- on a ,t off h da- 00311 , 7 about o ar- Ti N umtrat FOURTH TIME.' • THEATRE ROYAL . ; COVENT;GARDEN.. ‘)•N. MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 12, 1810, perforived anew Drama; in Th4ee Alts, inter. I .!`"%yit() Alusic. called . • • • THE FREE KNIGHTS; ` ) r, THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGNE. ° iiich he added, the new Pantomime, called . • HARLEQUIN PEDLAR.; Or, THIS HAUNTED WELL. 7s. Secolid Price 3s. 6d.—Pir 3s. 6d. Second Price zs. Second Price Is e —Upper Gallery is, • SEVENTH TIME. . LYCEUM THEATRE. e t • •"e S,pecial License ot th I' A O RIYCHA MBE R LAI N, Tanted to the present Seaso e n. to the joint applicatibn of all Parties principally interestta: HEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM aill of tile late DRURY LANE THEATRE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, February 30, 1810, tOtrn a new Play, in Five Ads, founded on Massinger's The dY of The City Madam, called RICHES 1 _ . • k • Or, THE. WI FE AND BROTHER. tt'Which (for the first time at this Theatre) the Musica l • EntertairlMttit of . THE REVIEW; () r; THE .WAG OF WINDSOR. n NlontOla Res! or, S The Wife aid Urother ; with "hild n mother. NEVER PERFORMED. 'ILION, THEATRE, NEWCASTLE-STREET, t 4, STRAND. ablished by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Hon. • the LORD CHAMBERLAIN. IJN MONDAY NEXT, Febi - uiry 12, will be '4 , - • 'ke. fir-t times new Grand Melo-Dramatic Spec Dreszes, Machinery, Decorations, Banners, : , iseted by the late Signor Bianchi, from Ca ' :net the most antient Irish Bale's, called • COitNrAC 'AND SWARAN; . :or. TM; 'CHIEFS OF ERIN. . course of winch will be represented the Coronation of T t C CO RMtkc, King of Ireland. 11 % to the above ' new Comic Pastoral Burlctta, in • • One.Ael, called • • THE GLEANERS'; . Or, HARVEST FKOLIC. nous EQUETRIAN FEATS of AGILITY '! which wlll be iEth time) an entire new Coniic, k--).antonihne; called 'TfiE LEGACY-; Or, HARLEQUIN 'SPENDTHRIFT. '• f ' • Harlequin, Mr-PEARCE; • • . Ni.•DAVIS ; , Clown,. HARTLAND ; t o , •-- And Cc.lumbine, Mrs. PA R.KE R. .APE a Gallery rs. —Second Price at half past 'nt. • - • • 61 - Equestrian Tuition daily by able Masters:: t`(l;lis ' C 'NLRAL SIR JOHNIVIOORE'sCORUNN.A, PATENT CAMP ItEDS'I'EAI)_, tor Ming a /6:War l a rY bed the Vicki Iliarrack a S, gze. alio a. 50 E.A• Cur a { t or kuoin, &c. and likewise SEA COT for on board - . whole packing in a small Vallee; allowed the most y t ;t manitladured, invented . by `'NliiittS, No. t 6 and 17,-Catherine-street, Strand, 144 hurnuly presume the highest honoitri ought to be , 1 1 those wh o so gallantly,. live and die their King •outo • A A ()Ni.Y TWENTY-THREE GUINEAS. , •ti: 14 E1W - fit UL SQUARE PI ANO•TOATE, Adao just . listal.mongh to season" it, and stands remarkably , tine. It has_rhe Additional Keys, Piilaf-legs and ,p. did is in every, respect as good. an Instrument as can i. c u,:ght fn. 3z Guineas. • t , t4 l ue seen at No. Leicester-place, Lekcester:square, ID 4 at no' other time.nee • • vv 4 , Packiiv, Case is required, one may be had for it, and be carei,Aly am charge Two Gui 11-IUSIC- - :1()IPS :AND PIANO 1' UK r ;%.11A Nt..) ": OILY,• - 1\049, I..:Nc. kN entire jc tv. Asaorti,,c,.l. of QRA ND arid Mth c. 'QU it RI? '7 '). , ";`.S, plain, elegant, and 1 4 , 1 1 .wers„ Cimmai, r 0,,, for pbrtation, &c. cow.. 1 .1 , .t ~:eateft :,cel,lence of tom:, -eleg,ance, ; „i! 4.; ,, istantly on sale. They are und, r i\;. Y . , -.. , yicz!s inspectioA. It o •im•is ument*, new and setond-hand, - t.: 4: tvv • A +swill Puulleations are kept. for inspection Ind or-, extcuted.' with •additioi al Slow Itlovments, the Scotch:, and Swiss Rondos, arranged for the comp , :sed and perfornied by Mr..Yaniewicz, each. • . e r tp l ° l :be'! , ad at No. 49, Leicester-square; and at all the prin. " , !tsic Shdps. IU ( ANTLF,,iNIENOi-LANDED PR i oPER'TY. • A.. • ONE THOUSAND P . ;UNDS. • 3 'E13.0i.\1 of PROPERTY nd..RES_PECTA 4, ' l l Lrry being desirous of Ratting 'on Lease, 'fOr a pi t 'l_ttot Iniii`itatt Fourteen Years, from coo to 13°2 Acres 4, f t- "N l) ..at a fair and liberal Rent, will presentthe - 'Suin Pounds, mote-or less, according to clrettm• r tlany G cntlernan who will grant him the Lease °fa li.i; e - .. 11,4 t may meet his wishes. .It within froin to 6o at.d. with a good Residence, it will. be the. s ti l l , " , u. , ' "': l' i ' t b- ; 1- : c' PossesSion is not very material,ahrl the above be now equally giien, although Occupation ina I.7t,,riutted tor a 'Twelvemonth or„upwards. • satis!aciory xelercnccs will IN givenas to the 1..,, of the Tenant. r, ~ t ldr.:•,.sed to MeAsrs..Eley and. Stocker, Stklicitors, d \ •"dt's I mi,.London P will receive atte'-ition.. , t e ;' , .Pptelielisiostneedbe entertained of a. breach of cons lit.atAi the 1:141c frank." and explicit. any coiemunication 4:,1e io,ible and deray will-artse to' both- Parties. - As can conratand larze Capital, this will be r ti se acvantagcOus opportunity to any Proprietor is but partly or imperfeCtly. cultivated. • CHEAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND - SHARES, MESSRS. 'HODGES, MARTER, DRUM MOND, PORTE.R., • and IlU(if-I}..r.S, 'at No. 117, Pall-Mall, No. r, Piazza, Covent-garden,' No; 14, Parlia ment-street, No. 65, kleot-street, ahrl No. izi, Newgate_ street. The Public are respatfully int - brined, that they may be supplied with TICKETS and SHAR ES,. in- thapresent STATE LOTTERY, at the folloWing redraced Prices, Ariz. = A Ticket - - 22 14 0 An Half - Zit "It o) An Eighth - kz IS 6 A Quarter - - S 16 6I A Sixwenth - r 9 6 The Payment of the Prizes ot: the Shares is secured by Go vernment, as the Tickets from wh.cti they arc made are all - deposited at the Stamp-Office. N. Clubs, Societies; - Stage.Coachmen, and Carriers, will be allowed a h ndsome Diseount. —Registas,.grati. , hzi,, - • . . 'LEE AND BIRTH-DAY HEAD-DRESS, or, . `. . ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR.: ,Ii No rig, Bishopsgate street Within. 4 • 1 E d qin2mslid admiration bestowed by the , 4 4 c111 I aolionable W,;rld.at Court on the . rim 'I rivaltion in ,..l4,`'et(t by kiiss, ttiriog the late jubileu, and the reputation v , r,,l , !as univLts.illy attended his ornamental produdions, ),. 1 1.::',",Tent.ly distinguis 11 Idm above all competition. . . juer publithed, 1 : ‘ , 1 „ .. , ,. eny• years studious applicatioll to the principles of At No. z 6, Strand, near Charing-cross. and to had of all the, ~, ''''Stilcin he has at length brought to coinplete perfec- , Booksellers and Newsmen, !'ft4,) t , ll e nio;t• eacirao.Ainary Head Dress ever offered Tho First Two Numbers, Mice is. each, of `I 4 ;',' l l ) probation, 'and'which has obtained the appellation rrHE STATE CHLIONIC;LE and PARLIA. ~Art " ,'ts's,tiexisof 'lair." MENTAItY REPORTER. ". . . . j_ - - k , , 'l're rises to the most 'nerfea semblance of nature ; tN ' , ur„. , . ,Icies . . the skin . and • complexional colours of the ' . l.llis_l.V._ork.professes. to found its character upon its Full-, of - ness and Impartiality' in reporting the Debates and Proceed )‘,4l,.,.,`"xe ,most asinnishingly - imitated, and appear as the .i,: ' yurK and base.uptin which tam-hair is fixed. . itig„s of both Houses of Parliament. It ivill .be continued every-Wednesday and Siiturilay during theSessiou,.be..printed i , t'!% , , i , • . • , ,„,. ~.. , ,irt is so admirably construed as to admit the it i.. 9 ' . "' 1 " c examinatinn,.wittiolAi the,possibility of a dis- on good paper, in royal octavo, and may be bound in vow !' . '' k, '' ;ua l / 4 i the whole syste:n is so . exqUisitely wove as 0.4 Itnnes;•colvvenient to be preserved in libraries. , A Prospectus, more, particularly explaining the nature ~.. ''' os.:.tul coin!prt and elegancy of : taste with the most d 'vi''eatattce of nature. 'of this Publicatioll, may he had at the . Otlite, No. 26, ' . . Strand. . .. . . (5 • THE FREE 'KNIGHTS, This - Day was published, ' B.y 'Goulding, D'Altnaine Potter, and Co. 124, Net( Borid street, and - j',.Wei.tinotland-sued, DUblin, Price Twelve Shilliiigs; THE VREtKNIGTS; or,..tbe.Edia Of Char 11 -, lemag,:e. Now. perfarning with universal applause, .at tfie new Theatre Royal Covent Garden. . • The Overture.and Music ent4ely new,-composed, by 1. • ' ThiS llav was published. Handsomely printed, in Two voiumes,,,Poolscari Octavo, • _Price 14s. boards, •'. SON NETS :and o i r E R 7 00 E - M By . MARTI - 14.1-IANS9N. Printed for J.. kiwinan, 22, Pbultry, London; and T. Lake, Uxbridge. BONAPARTE'S ENORNIITI ES TOP:TAROS AME- MCA This Day was published, price 45 . . - , •,t‘ N . EXYGSITION the CONDUCT - ipf eRANCE tt)wards AMERICA ; illustrateci Casrs decided in the Council of Prices in Paris ;. interspersed with Arieedotes of 13onapinte, CentralTlihrre.w the French Ant. b,istlador in Ain:iica, &c. • . '• By I i EIVIS GO I.DSMITIf, Notary liublic. " Sztnperque recentes • " Conveetare juvat prxdA et vivere rapto." , . • , VIRGIL. Printed.for And sold by 1. M. R.ichardson, No. 23, oppci. site the Royal / Exchange, Cornhill • BY. THE KING'S PATENT. DR. Slt)RRIS's ELVER DROPS. T HE ex perience of. more than half a century has_ so fully established the reputation of this invaluable Medicine, that it is no.Vv unnecessary to expatiate on its Oft,: cacy,in every species of Fever; particularly the §cailet and `Typhus Fever, also the Yeltow or Putrid Fevers'; they riaie never been known to fait, when adrninistered-agreeable to di- . rce - tioß ; iri the, Measles, Small poi; Teething, and most Disorders incident to Childr,..:n they are an infallible remedy the decays and discomforts. of advanced life are under' their - ithmediate influence, they immediately stop the progress of a fresh COld, and are particularly adapted as.a genial ltestora-‘ The Family Bottle, 2zs. soldiat,the Doftot's House, Ne. 29, Lower Brook , street, Grcisvenot-s'quirC, where Orders for exportation are duly executed :Smaller BotticS, urs. and zs‘. 9d. whdlesale and rer4ll, at liacort!l, tso, Oxforthstrcet, and by most tespeethblCrVehders in 't'o'wn and C:outurv. - Also Dc.NOI2.R !S's celebrated NTI Litd.US PILLS, with ample Direftions, zg. 9d. the BOx— Observe that tire words "Thomas Norris Mbyte" are engraved on 'theca:ern ; nrcnt Stamp ; ne ollsersare or can be genuine._ JAI PER lAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF: PEERS, FRIDAY, 14,'FBIIIYARY 9. . . . _ Mr. WelleStey's Thy° e Bill was, read a Second time, after evidence hact,beeii produeed. at the Bar, and enamel' beard ici his 6ehdif. „ • LORD GAMBIF.k. The LORD CIIANGELLOR cominunicated to Lord Gambier the Vote of Thanks , to which the House. had come in acknewgrneot of his late 'splendid services. 'there wat , tiox ,uni to regret, on the part Of the Noble Admiral; that this filo reward; which ,}vas so eminently: due to ;,is serfices,.hld for some time heen deferrO. OR the cow rary; that -ciropn stance'PflOrded room to rejoice, as if h d bro:. :it clear Pnii ty,lcoritrovertible praut of the ju,it clatws of the Noble Admiral to any honour which it was in the pioWer of their Lordhips to - bestoW. Lord GAMBIER rose hi his place to return thanks, and had only . to'iregret bow inadequate he found himself : to give expresSiOn to the gratitUde with which he'was inpressed.- • SA TU 1? -I:YA Y, FEURUALY 10, 1810. NEXT WEDNESDAY. 'Fr -BISH, who, in the LAST LOTTERY, sold 1 • in Shares : • . 2,618 - A - £20,000.1 2,6 i 8 - D - ,C 20,09.0, , 4.,'-'99 - D- - 5 ,000 i 03 - B ' ... ',ono • 830 .- A - x, , ,00 1 . 83z - B - x,ocio 54 8 -' ' 1) - 5- o 14. 8 55 - C • - :So Is now selling TICKETS and :••'..1 IA RLS for the G RAND LOTTERY that Begins and Finishes on WEDNESDAY NEXT. . 1 ' The Scheme contaii9 5,000 Numbers, 4o Capitals, ,'6OO 'Prizes, and 2u0,0001. in Money, all to be distributed in ONE. DAY I! ! And one Number must gain Eighty Thousand Pounds. • • Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets or Sharee, by setiding their Orders (Post or Carriage paid), ac companied with good Bills; Bank Notes, or Post-Otfice. Or r dens, to eiher of HI SH's Offices, No. 4, , CORNHILL, or 9, CIIARING.CROSS. WEDN SWIFT and Co. remind their Friends and the Public, that the LQTTE RN' will Begin and' Finish Drawing on -W EDN ES DAY the 140. The SCheme con,;. tams only c,OOO IV - umbers, and the following CAPITAL NULLS: • 4 of - £z ,000 . 1 - of ,C.l 7 DnO 4 - - - - - - 5,000 I 2-9 - - - - - 500 Besides 4,96.kinfersor l!fizes from 16,21. to 4, 0 99 - a - - Z 4 ,000 '75,3 - - a - - 54 8 - t - SO O • 54 8 - - - - 4, 8 55 - - • 5 00 1,6 97. - - - Were Sold and. S lilted in the last Lottery; ;coo 500 Soo At SWIl."1. and Co.'s 011 ices, No. tr, l'oultiy, No. Charing-eross, and NO: 31, Aldgate High-street ; Where rrizes in former Lotteries ' amounting to tiOwards of a MILLION STERLING, have been Sold' n iltaas. PAID. ON DEMAND, 2,638 - - Lzo,goo . 133 - - ,Cto,oo ' 10,294 - - 2c,000 8,83 r . - - . 5, 00 0 18 ,544 - - - 20,000 8,716 - - 5,000 1 9 , 544 - - - . 20,000 19,57 P 'a . 10000 2,279 - - lO,pgo 17,727 - - 4,000 Besides Prizes of 2 , 0001. 10001, cool. &c. This 'grand List of CapitarPtires were sold in Shares in the last and three preceding LOtteries, at the oltl-establiglted State lottery Of!ices, z 6, Cortihill, and. St, Margaret's 13ornugh, Of HORNSBY and Co. whci were also the first to sell two Piizes of 39,0001,' LJORNSEY,and Co. respe&fully solicit the fa j. vgurs of the Public in the NEW STATE LOT TERY, which abounds with Capital Chances; they also beg leave to assure their Frienas,lhat they wil - use their best endeavours to pro'cu're prizes - worthy their poSsessing. TICKLTS and SHARES are selling at the lowest Prices, and allANders by Post or Carrier executed to any part of the : globe, on the same rertns as irresent. Gr._"-r-To - be Drawn in ONT DA,Y, WEDNESDAY. ,N EXT . .Two, three, and four Tickets of the same Number , May be had, s? that 4 , ../.c.-001. 6,c)01'. or 8 0 ,0001. can be ob tained by one Adventure. verow, Partner the late Sir J. , BRANSCOMB. Removed' to 2, Conillitl, near the 11 , 1ansion-House, RETURNS his Grateful Thanks for all Favours , • received during the Eight yeats .he Was' the only Part ner and person connettal in the Lottery BusinesS with the late Sir latries Branscomb, and respealullylicits thdoinn . m4nds of his friends and the Public,. at IN present Office, No. 2, CORN 111 L now established solely on hiS own ac count, and where the,arnallest order will, meet that civility' and attention for which his former residence was particularly ..noticed. The Lottery. will be drawn all in ONE DAY, FE BRUARY- t 4, iSio. . The Scheme and. Plan of Drawing in themselves so • good, and were so .universalty_apprOved in the last Lottery, that very few words are required to invite purchasers. •Eyton thorefore has only to acid, that ;as 'rickets and Shares will most certainly rise, an early application a uld be made at his Jucky Office, • - • . No. z, CO RNH I LI., near the Mansion-House. - • 'el': The Public are respedfully inforrned, that no-Busi ness can be transad- , ! before Eight o'Clock in the Morning-or _after Eight o'clock in the Evening, according to the Al of Parliament. FIAM PSH IRE-FOR / SALE, A MANSION-HOUSE, PARK, and ESTATES. A Purchase% may be' mitornmodated either with a moderate or Very extensive property. For rartieulafs, enquire. of Messrs. Goode, Solicitors, Howland. greet,. Fitzroy-square ; or Mr. Kirby, Solicit°, , Alresford. . Distance from Lpndon Ss miles, Portsmouth South.. ampton 22. • ST.DOMIN6 - 0 MAHOGANY. To BR SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE, At the Broothielaw, Gl i sgow, on Wednesday the hithOr-Fe i . bruary next-, at eleven o'clock, FIVE ITUNDRED ands FIFTY-SEVEN LOGS of ST. DO MI NGO MA HOG ANY. Containing tzli rrls of 4ine Hundred acid Twenty-five Thousand Feet ; being the entire Cargo of the Kitty, dire& front.St.Domingo. Apply to-JAMES AUCHIE.and CO. • Glasgow, — jap.47, rBro. CAPITAL NAVY TfIVIBER; TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, - - - - •L'IVE Hundred and Three Pritne OAK TREES, with rit&Top and - Bark thereof, viz. 4a Trees, about lect.e3A, 13 abor=t 4S, 119 about 35, rill about 27,,"and trs about 1.7 teet each, now standin4 and numerically mark ed in the Parsonage Wood, and other Lands, at Gresford, Denbighshire. Gresford is situate three miles from Wrexham, and . eight f ron i chester. 1 2 6 r a view of the Timber, apply tol';Ir. Robert Evans,. CitiC, at 'G resfbrd, of whom printed Particular, may be had ;'as well as of Mr. Penson, olioneer, Wrexham ; and to tVeat for the same, apply to .MeStrs. Webb, Webb, and t w ood, Salisbury. This Day was published, price zs. 1 CIIISERViV,IIONS -respe&ing the PUBLIC EXP . ENDITURE,_ and the , IN'FLUENcE of the CROWN. 1 ` v - By the Right _Hon. GEORGE ROSE. Printed f'or't'. Cadet) and W. navies, Strand. - P R.T . O GA E. —The Duke of •NoavortK. was anxious to kt - iIW what Were the intentions of his-Majesty's Ministers respe&ing the futor;.l co r operation•of this country, . qn maintaining the indeidence. of P9.rtugAl. The Noble Doke then reid..tNvo passages.io the Speech of his Majesty's - Commissioners no .the opening of the .Session;.in which. reference was ma'ie to the stroggleol - Po:tugal and in hissersing 7 t / heir. national, independence, and to the assistallee . Which Great Britain was disposed to afliird' them in the ••proseqUtion of that struggle. He would therefore• tow request to'he informed I,Vhether•anytreaty had been entered into-with Yortugali binding this 'coup , - try to afford. Iv any certain aid in money or men, and whatiot-ce it was in. the contemplation . of . MajestY's Government to sthiA out, as auxiliaries iii that cause ? Lord WO.LESLEY replied, that out of 'personal resped tO , qh-t . Noble Duke who put the question, ...as well, as : from his desire to afford. their. Lotaships' evtiry infortriation toniistent with his prailieduty, he,was ready tOlay. befow ,the House every thing but, vas premised in the Speech of , his—Majestyli Commissioners. He could not.however at the pre-, 'wit moment say Mat any new treaty, had been con cludedblween this country .and Portugal. But he had at the same time to Observe, that there Masan understmiding between the two countries which' might" Jrad Yottugal •vxpea every . effore on our parr to support her in the Struggle she Was making . to resist the violence and . opprpsion Of the French: He would pot nowupon - take • him to say What Might: be precisely the amount of the force' which the British Government might think it advisable to employ on:thit service; nor would it at any time be _very politic to disclose. such an. intention. But he trusted that only a .very short interval would inter vene before the promised information should be laid on tlleir Lordships' table. , The Duke-Of:NORFOLK was willing to wait.. for some time for fhe information alluded to : hut ou r less he was distincily informed when it was likely to be reduced, ,he. Should bring forward imotion on 'the' subjet.k. • . . Lord WELLESLEY said, that as far agile could then promise,. he expected the Papers Alluded to might , be laid. before the House in the course of-a fortnight: at least . no unnecessary delay shOuld retard thepro,- duction of them. • The Duke,of NORFOLK vacs not unwilling to, wait for some time ; but he thought proper now to ac qunnt the Noble Lord, that, on Monday next, .he should talc Oecasicn to •give notice of the daywa r d .7.-C - ; . 01 ki • !:if; rPiticE SLIXPENCE HALFPENNY! • .which he 'should bring, forWard'a4notiOn re•rthe-pro . duction of this inforroAtion. • . 1,01: 0 WELLINICTOIsI.. ~• -- • The Earl of Liv•catioOr then moved . the- Orler of the Day, for taking ilfio consideratio hi's "Lt Jesty's••most gracious IvreAage, rectumer,,di:; t o that House to concur, in, the •measure for srrant,n,; -.,, ",...Pensiorl to Lord - Vis.connt Welling:dn. On, a for in•?r occasionhen. he had the fv,nopr 'of iitoin 'l:e Y - ankS of tharHouse 'tothat - Noble Visci)Ant ..,',,• f t ,- , b,fillianta,nd importat . 4- services la, the batt;e of ~ '.n lavera, he liad..little expeelation that 'his Motion would have encountcrcd any opposition; but in that hope he had been disappointed; und p-,11):1,, , i his , G.= .sent , 'NotiOn was ,deStined, to meet It il ft a si:nil r • - oppoSitiou.' fie should heg it, howurer, • to tt.,_ r;;= colleaed . that Lord Waitigton:s s. r , . - :e., ..- e., nit coutin,-:4 to 'the' battle - . ot .Tahr/ein , 01.1)` ofat the Noble PSCOU.IIt had perfanued. otiwr ;:np;rt Int and s; Ichdi:l services in other elim:ve,-;;:nd e:suntries, and that within a very short pt::::,,d hL: " , ",iti.. twice delivered the f: titld'll Alt.; of 'pi's (. - .0.,0-: try'frotp:theimjnst;dx.rtninitinti of 0.12:!•a.,,, : y. W;,- ; ..'. titer, therefore, the House-had 6 . c.0n-;I:ir t!se iirn u i. .. ber or the iroportanceOf Lord \Vstiil,.;toii's , AdPOitz, . they mutt - think him -eininently en,ail,ad to ;:v.), mark bl I.ll'bur and re kvarll which it .. was in tfi -ir 'power to twstow. 2\.,sirriiiar, reward had of t en b e • ti , . granted for .a single action, where.no pr•.!vions set v•ir:o' of any - magnitude grad' been . p chioved ; hut en . . the pr esi•nt,'')t Was,a series of - brilliant .s rvieet, 'whic!it the :House had.to acknowledge and reutun,-ral.- He ', did not think it necessary to thve.lr any 1:1154er "oft a subje-A which called. for no argtnisent to-enfOke. it : 1• but shoUld eontent• himself Witli moving,, th-.t an iiemble AddresS be presented to hi's Ma.esviassur-, ink; his Majesty that CA's. 'l.4o:.rse' would .C.iyertikl,iy conens in the measure to which• his Mljestys• most Gracious iNl4Sage referred. • • . - - On the question beiug put, Lord Gat r..r, in 'a few' words; oppose,d the motion for the same reason a.3_ he: I.ld-OppoSed'llte Vote of Th.inkS: .2. . The Duke of NOrrie4x '.Was re - ady- to confe - '..; that in t-he battle of. l'alaVera the Noble (:'.-:ane, i t itad evinced great, skial and itittepid4y, bat 'the . cartsequenCes 'which' ensued proved it .to .be ,nct viaory. w , . • ' •_ ; ~ After a 'fel..V . words from Lord Livt:apoot., the - queStinn N' as then put from the \Voolsack..,, and . agr&d to without arty furth:r oppos;tion. ' . TIII NAV ',. Lord - NlELvtt.i.,g 7 next rose to 'call the attekion of their Lordships to - the ,motion'ot 'which he kid given notice respe6ting the RepOrts 0f'N,',61,-Revi:-. , sion, and the necessity of perfeaing so:no. settled,. plan far the,Civir Service of the i\Tltk , y.. Lle . did uot_ mt an. to impute blame to atiy deo - tin - lent : - .4. - G 5 . ,..... . vet - is:nem, or-to-agitate any question with a' view_to party politics; His sore oties7t • was the perman: , u-e.e of •our naval priisperity •and pre- . eutinenee, and i..a the f9rthernOe of such an vorsjea li-t•Aw;is sal i s h ,d ‘ .•that all their Lordships would be - .of one an .1 the - ` •alne party. Forthe cottose of an entire century little or nothing had been effeEted for tie iniprov,. " - Fount of the civil department of die nayy,." Of: he rues and regulations for that part ot. the naval ..s.q - - - , vice no:revision had been proposed or Made - till 'the' . Bth of January, - 1805, when the Boar.! of Natal:; • , Revision, .by commission\ %Vas:instituted:at his su2-;,.. gesctton. Set eta! rel3ortsof.that cnonniSsion were al readYrion their Loroshipa' table. .Some. three or ft.. - .):,r •aire.4.4: theM had not yet been preseritecl to Parlii.'... meat;_ In .9rd'er to give an idea ',of the object of them, with which he intended to conclude, he w0n,14 nri. fly, recapitulate the, hei - : , .is oft he di flereo t RepUrts. • From these • it , appeared, that the - Couitnissiolidis. who ft ained these - reports, haduitiferinly, detlaecl it as their opinion, that - the. - adviCe whifil if - my en- . . deavoured to give tor the afriend rnen t ' o f t h e stiles 'and reguiations.wA intended merely as mwttor of ex'•: , periment—that they did not wish t.;:esor 'all. to be ' •'. permanently and inctisCrimitiately adapted,'but; only , ' in so much and- s 6 far as their utility . should_ be proved and saneioneci by practice aildexperhtittnt. It would_appear,' however, that shortly after- these Reports had been presented b 7 the Council to. the • 1 Admiralty, orders had been issued to adopt, in the. I- de,ll l -e n t &pantheist of the civil service of the Navy, I the .various regulations suggested by the ,commis ' sioners; .ft,t, as they advised, as measures Merely ex-, , perirnental, but .as rules which shonid,- for - the fu ' tore, he aided. upon in• all cases, 'and 43 a compete 1• mid...final' cii . rle for the regulation of all the branches: - of the civil service .of , the Navy. This was .by. no . 1 means the intention' of tho,framers of the Aeports. : ; - . , The indiserinlinate and general .adoption of the, itri- - provements suggested by •thotn, ti l e)' by no !beans : 1 expected - to prove • salutary in every instance.; I nay,- in , many they foresaw they, tutOt be pro-, 1 ductive of tutsCh ineonvenienoe,' and- c,,,,t ,- ~ of in i juty. This. was ,:td be provided against—an-0 t - O, provide, against it "whs . -the Tobje.3 which ' he had in view. To accomplish w hich, be - thought a hat y the ret . n . aining Repertsshouid he laid laullg th'eir .t.,irdsrops,,that •after a due• examin:Ttion of them it .should be'ascertained.how far the advi..-e they stag ' • gestedinight be safely followed, andhow far it Alight be, prw,tent• and ,peeesSary to ,reviSe thein•and adapt , , them mow generally to what•pradliceotnd experience -I Should have pointed nut. With this view the Noble 1 Viscount-co.tclu . ded with moving ass Address to his Majesty; praying h 5 Would be' graciously ipleistd . to i direct that information be laid before that Honso of. 4 . 1 what stemdsad been taken• for carrying into eifeit - I the new regulations suggested by the Commissioners, of Revision in their Ist . , 2d, 3d, 40, .stll,- 6th,-and • Bth Reports. . •, ' I Lord Mut.ortAvE was,at'a lons. 'to understand the, drift of thq-Noble . 7 isCoutit'i motion. 'lu any tyj.. sines whrets that Noble .Viscount took up, ,kct vas . 1 ;- generally, remarkable for the clearness and consPre-, hethion , 'With which he . : trcatcd-it. NO doubt s he - 1 . seemed tea lull, of the preset t triaiter,' and ba:t :Its • -• teno up from the extiemiry of Scotland tone it sent. • But he .feared it would prove the 41101,10tUUL,: • • .'.. „ . ' '. O • ~,,,, 01 4,,,, as :,.;,M , fet 1,1 . '"; ‘ ,,, l - f- ri . j , , „,:;• \ "l:_-- 1 ,, ,..„ :„, f6:->.?.. - 114 - `i. ) ,A . ',?* * . FOT -- --fr: 1 ,1: -4 , 4:....i ,%47% -. s %4 , otwk: , •OPMP-'